Gardiner believes that "temporal fragmentation" is much worse (for climate change) than the associated "spatial fragmentation."

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Gardiner argues that the temporal fragmentation of climate action, where short-term thinking and lack of long-term planning lead to delayed action and missed opportunities, is a more significant problem than spatial fragmentation, where countries and regions have differing levels of commitment and action towards addressing climate change.

Gardiner Believes That "Temporal Fragmentation" Is Much Worse (For Climate